No. 13,409 in German
bekundet
"Bekundet" means "expressed" or "manifested."
In a sentence
Ich habe ihm meine Unterstützung bekundet.
I expressed my support to him.
Here, 'bekundet' is used to convey the act of expressing or demonstrating support explicitly.
Die Demonstranten haben ihre Unzufriedenheit mit der Regierung bekundet.
The protesters expressed their dissatisfaction with the government.
In this sentence, 'bekundet' communicates the open declaration of dissatisfaction by the protesters.
Sie hat ihre Liebe zu den alten Traditionen bekundet.
She expressed her love for the old traditions.
'Bekundet' is employed to signify an open expression or declaration of affection for something.
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